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The application form to be used by outreach organizations, the county departments of social services and for mail-in applications is the DMA-5063, Health Check/NC Health Choice for Children Application. The Adult Medicaid application forms, DMA-5008 and DMA-5000, may be used if an applicant applied for MAABD and it was determined he was ineligible for ABD. The worker then evaluates for FPW. See III.E. below.
Evaluate eligibility for full Medicaid benefits and if ineligible for another Medicaid program, consider coverage under FPW. Give the applicant the DMA-3150, Family Planning Waiver Brochure.
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(III.)
Any application or redetermination form may be used to apply or be evaluated for FPW.
If the applicant answers “yes” to question 3.c., then the DMA-5063A, Medicaid Family Planning Waiver (FPW) Application Addendum, or the Spanish version DMA-5063As must be completed before an evaluation for FPW can be completed. This addendum asks the applicant if he or she meets the age and sterilization requirements.
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(III.E.)
Register applications for FPW in EIS as MAF. Eligibility for FPW Medicaid is reflected by a different Medicaid classification code of “D”. If eligible for FPW Medicaid, use the Medicaid class code of “D”.
The Family Planning Indicator on the DSS-8124 Application Screen in EIS must be marked Y for Yes, they want FPW or N for No, they do not want FPW. The indicator may be changed at any time prior to the disposition of the application.
Enter the appropriate code to indicate the source from which the application was received: “D” for County DSS; “H” for Public Health department; “M” by mail.
The notice codes and text are contained in EIS 4000, Appendix B.
A Consumer’s Guide to North Carolina Medicaid Health Insurance Programs for Families and Children Handbook will be mailed at the disposition of the application if the application was received by mail or from the Health Department and is coded as such on the DSS-8124 Application Screen in EIS. The worker must give the handbook to the applicant during a face-to-face interview.
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(III.)
Intake procedures are not changed for in-house applications. Process all applications as if the applicant is applying for full Medicaid.
If the applicant specifies that he or she only wants to apply for coverage through Family Planning Waiver, explain that the applicant must be evaluated for regular Medicaid first.
If the application used requires the completion of a DMA-5063A/DMA-5063As, Medicaid Family Planning Waiver (FPW) Application Addendum, this must be completed by either telephone contact or by mail before completing an application or review. (See III.E.)
Follow procedures in MA-3200, Initial Contact, to log requests for assistance.
Complete the DMA-5095/5095S, Notice of Inquiry, only if no application is taken for any program.
If the applicant answers “yes” to the question on the DMA-5063A, continue with the application process. If the applicant answers “no” to the question, deny the application.
Explain services available to the Medicaid recipient. Give the applicant the DMA-3150, Family Planning Waiver Brochure. Use the DMA-5074, Medicaid Family Planning Waiver Fact Sheet, as a guide to give an overview of the program. Do not give the DMA-5074, to the client. Advise the applicant that if approved for FPW, the Division of Public Health or health care providers will provide more detailed information about covered services and how to obtain them at the initial family planning office visit. Information also may be obtained from the Division of Medical Assistance. Services include (Not all inclusive.):
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(III. G. 4)
Register the application in EIS as MAF.
For processing purposes, a "mail-in" application is defined as any application in which there is no face to face interview completed by the IMC. This includes applications which are mailed in or completed in another agency (e.g. health department) and routed to the dss. See MA-3207, Receiving Mail in Applications.
If the applicant answers “yes” to question 3.c. on the DMA-5063, contact the applicant via mail or telephone to complete a DMA-5063A/DMA-5063As, Medicaid Family Planning Waiver (FPW) Application Addendum for each applicant requesting FPW. If the mailed DMA-5063A/DMA-5063As is not returned, deny the FPW application.
If the applicant answers “yes” to the question on the DMA-5063A/DMA-5063As, continue with the eligibility review. If the applicant answers “no” to the question, deny the application.
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For questions or clarification on any of the policy contained in these manuals, please contact your local county office. |